IBC2022: Technology continues to transform the art of content creation, distribution, and consumption at lightning pace. The development of new immersive social experiences, faster content delivery workflows, and services are bringing high-quality content on any device at nearly any bandwidth. Although bleeding edge technology drives innovation, we need to ensure this technology is accessible and helps, not hinders, the promotion of a more inclusive society.
We bring together a panel to share their experiences of:
Moderator:
Muki Kulhan, CIO, Executive XR Producer & Creative Tech Analyst - MUKI-INTERNATIONAL
Panel:
Atul Bansal, Chief Technology Officer - Britbox
Ron Martin, Manager, Community & Education - Unity Technologies
Caroline Ewerton, VP Technical Product Management - DAZN
Rebecca Matthews, Chief Digital & Information Officer - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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